Case Studies Kazdin (2003) has argued that case studies can help researchers because
They
A)allow the study of rare phenomena.
B)are a source of inferences, hypotheses, therapy techniques, and theories.
C)provide exceptions to accepted ideas, theories, or practices.
D)all of these

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Case studies can provide researchers with various benefits, such as studying rare phenomena, generating hypotheses and therapy techniques, and challenging accepted ideas, theories, or practices. Therefore, all of the options are correct.

Case Studies Kazdin (2003) Has Argued That Case Studies Can